St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-20
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Movements OF Well Known So
ciety EeOpIe fof, a Dav

clety People for a Day. -,
The North Star Chautauqua circle
held its first meeting last Saturday even
ing in the parlofS of the Hebrew Bap-
fist church, and elected officers for the
coming year as follows: President C..
S. Schurman; wee president. Miss ALI
SON; secretary and treasurer, Miss
elected delegate from the North Star
circle to meet with the Central circle
next month. The Misses Kelly. and
Putnam and Prof. Lathrop were
appointed a committee on pro-
grammes, and Mrs. c. B. Lawton
and Gates, musical committee, to serve
three months. The circle, now num-
bers forty members and meets semi
monthly.
Several literary people living OH st.
Anthony were entertained last evening
by Mrs. Samuel Staples at her home,
633 Ashland avenue, for the purpose Of
organizing new Chautauqua circle. A
very pleasant evening was passed, and
officers will be elected at the next meet
ing.
The Summit Chautauqua circle met
last evening to re-OrganiZe for the COM
ing course, which begins about Oct. 1.
About a dozen people were present last
evening, but it is expected that the cir
Gle will have an attendance of about
forty during the coming season. At
last evenings meeting the following of
ficers were elected: President, S. G..
Smith; vice president, Mrs. e. j. Hodg-
son ;-secretary, E. d. Babcock. Another
meeting will be held next Monday
evening to complete the organization.
The MahtOmedi Chautauqua aSsoeia-
ton held its annual meeting Sept. 19,
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James Suydam, c. B. Lawton, E.. p.
Pennlman, c. B. Woodward and A,cA.
Teeple. This corporation has spent
about $1,000 in improvements at Mahte-
medi this season. The new officers are,
president, James Suydam, vice presi-
dent, G. G. Lawton, secretary and treas
urer, A. V. Teeple The directors hold
a meeting next week to adopt plan for
the assembly of 1888.
COGSWELL-KELLER.
The marriage of Theodore S. Cogs-s
well and Miss Edith M. Keller, daughter
of Mrs. A. E. Keller of ''Eichenwald,
payton's bluff, was solemnized at the
Keller mansion at 5 p. m. yesterday.
The wedding was private affair and
elegant in It's simplicity. The lovely
home was made more beautiful by the
wealth of floral decorations which were
displayed on every side, and showed
great artistic taste. After the ceremony
a SumptuOuS dinner was served to the
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. Coggswell
took the evening train for an extended
wedding tour through the Eastern
cities.
Next Friday evening the Woodland Park
Baptist church society will give a reception
in honor of the new pastor and his family at
the church parlors on Selby avenue. Mr..
Dawley was called to this church from Glov-
ersvllle. n. Y, and has already secured the
cordial friendship and cooperation of the
members of the church and congregation
An elaborate programme has been prepared,
and cordial invitation is extended to mem
bers of other churches to be present to wei
come the new pastor and family.
The ladies of the Hebron Baptist church.
will give reception this evening at 1886
O'Clock at the church parlors, corner of ROBBIE
and Ada streets, in honor Of Rev. H.. c.
Gamble and wife, who recently returned
from their bridal tour. An invitation has
been extended to all to join in the welcome.
Miss Emma Gates, of Iglehart street, enter
tanned few friends last evening as pre-
liminary to organizing a reading circle for
the coming winter. About twenty members
Will constitute the new organization, to meet
twice each month.
Rev. DR.. M. MEG. Dana, Mrs. c. II. Wor-
them and Miss Nichols have gone to Fergus
Falls to attend the State association of The
Congregational churches which begins To-
day. - -
Misses Hattie and May Williams, of Eau
Claire are visiting in the city, ell route to
Chicago, where Miss May Williams will re-
sumo her musical studies during the winter
Mrs E. G. Short 1874 Custer street. is en-
tertaining Hon. and Mrs. Dennis Short, of
Fox Lake, Wis, and John Kelly, Of Geneva,
Wis.
Misses Cora and Lille Hammons and Rob
ert Sparks of Anoka. have arrived in the
city and will attend Hamline university. =.
Miss Mollie Baxter, of Philadelphia, win
spend the winter in st. Panl She is an ac-
complished musician and elocutionist.
Mrs. Howard w. Fields, of st. Paul. has
gone to Ashland, Wis, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Bart p. Scott.
Mrs. 7. L. Rice and Miss Jessie Rice, of